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Can glucosamine extend life by 10%?
« on: 17/04/2014 19:51:57 »
Half-starving yourself can make you live longer, and exercise may have the same effect by making proper use of all the energy you take in, but might there be a safe, lazy alternative?

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/supplement-could-extend-lifespan-150006365.html#i6ARDmd

Independent studies will be required to see if this stands up.
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